Here’s one of a series of records “Cities At Night” that visits the red light districts, after hours clubs and pick-up joints of international cities including Hamburg, London, Tijuana, etc. Collect them all. “Your passport to the people and places of pleasure!” Includes a track that promises to let you hear the sounds of “being hustled by two Stockhom Prostitutes posing as models!” “It’s all here, ready willing and yours for the taking”
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Max Bygraves “Nursery Rhymes For Grown-Ups. Decca (Australia) Forgive me these other title considerations from a list of classic nursery rhymes:
All Around the Mulberry Bush / Bum, Bum, Baily O! / Dickery Dickery Dare / Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling / Hart He Loves the High Wood / Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush / Hey Diddle Diddle /Hokey Pokey / Hot Cross Buns / Humpty Dumpty / I Had a Little Nut Tree / I Love Little Pussy / Peter, Peter, Pumkin Eater / Peter Piper / POP! Goes the Weasel / Ride a Cock Horse / There Was A Crooked Man / This Little Piggy Went To Bed / Wee Willie Winkie or maybe Where is Thumbkin?
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Sonus Records. Meregue vs. Charanga Sonora de Lucho Macedo
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Dean Martin “My Woman, My Woman, My Wife” b/w “Here We Go Again” Reprise Records
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“Music to Massage Your Mate By” With this “explicitly illustrated” “instruction” booklet! Thinly discussed soft porn, smuggled into the house in a record sleeve. (Funny, I used to have to smuggle records in!) Doesn’t she looked thrilled.
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“Music to Strip For Your Man By” Original Music By Teddy Philips & His Orchestra. With a fully illustrated instruction booklet by professional stripper Honey West. AA Records.
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Linda Lou and the Three For All. Check out “Little” Linda Lou - her hair equals 1/6 of her overall height!
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“Dig It!” Bill Evans Fontana Records (French) A compilation of tracks from the albums “Everybody Digs Bill Evans”, “New Jazz Conceptions” and “Portrait in Jazz”, each originally issued on Riverside in the late fifties. One of a series of Jazz reissues that each featured a different hip chick posing in front of a jazz legend. Search the site for Fontana and see others listed here. Tracks include: I Love You / Easy Living / Displacement / Waltz For Debby / Autumn Leaves / Someday My Prince Will Come / Tenderly / What Is There To Say? / Oleo
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“On the Road with Rock ‘n Roll” Golden Crest Records (1957) Before Richie Valens, Mando and the Chili Peppers were perhaps the first Mexican-American rock & roll group. This is their only LP, though they continued to play around their home town of San Antonio into the Sixties. Their sound was a mix of New Orleans R&B and rock and roll. In 2004, after nearly 40 years and out of nowhere, the band played at the Ponderosa Stomp Music Festival in New Orleans.
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Los Forasteros de Monterrey “Polkas Pa’echar Estilo Cuate’s Records
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